Journey To Go: The Gathering

What is Jesus telling you to do?

What do you want? What are you seeking? What are you looking for? Jesus is the Lamb of God. Jesus is the Messiah. Jesus invites us into a relationship of coming and seeing and experiencing God—Jesus invites us to come and see greater things than we could ever imagine. So come and see.

John the Baptizer was a witness to the light. Do our lives reflect that same light?

Jesus is God. Jesus is pre-existent. Jesus brought light and life- a light and life that are inextinguishable.

When life seems overwhelming, we must trust in God and His faithfulness. He will never leave us alone.

What do we do when God hides his face from us? We respond with wait-wait-wait-wait-WEIGHT!

Despite our failures, God still loves us. When our enemies prevail, He still holds on to us. When we sin and it seems like God has rejected us, we remember that He will not leave nor forsake us, but is always faithful!

Pastor Jeremy explores Psalm 89 with a discussion about discipline and the faithfulness of God.

Does God really keep His promises? If He did it for David He will do it to for us!

We worship a God whose throne is built on righteousness and justice. We continually praise His name because He is our strength and our protection!

Brother Yun shares his testimony of the miraculous power of God. He was impisoned for sharing the gospel in China and recounts how the Lord sustained him during that time. He witnessed God's miraculous power when Jesus led him out of prison by opening locked prison doors.

Tonight we explore the power of God. The Psalmist writes how all the forces of chaos, fear, and destruction are brought to nothing in the presence and power of God.

Who is like the Lord God Almighty? Pastor Dustin encourages us to step back and see how faithful, loving, and awesome our God is.

What happens when we haven't seen the manifestation of God's promises and are left wondering, "where is God?" Tonight we explore some pitfalls to avoid and receive encouragement during times of waiting on the promise.

Pastor Jeremy explores the introduction to Psalm 89- God is faithful and full of steadfast love

Paul finishes his letter to the church at Corinth with a final warning to examine themselves in the faith.

Is Paul the con-artist or the fatherly apostle? Paul ensures the church at Corinth that "I don't want your things, I want you." He is also concerned over whether they are living differently from the way in which they were taught in Christ.

Paul defends his apostolic ministry by recalling a vision of heaven. Despite his "boasting," Paul preferred the Corinthians to recognize the power of God displayed through his weaknesses.

Pastor Jeremy Kays speaks on 2 Corinthians 11: 16-33.

Pastor Jeff Rodriguez takes us through another section of the scripture in 2 Corinthians.